Advice from a Social Gerontologist
Growing older does not come with a manual. As a social gerontologist, I understand that later life can bring unexpected changes, challenges, and hardships. Navigating these transitions without the right guidance can make the journey unnecessarily difficult.
Drawing on over 20 years of hands-on experience as a social gerontology practitioner, I share practical knowledge and insights to help you manage situations that may be unfamiliar or overwhelming. This section offers information and advice across a wide range of areas including health, social and family concerns, care at home, and residential care options.
If you need guidance or support, please feel free to get in touch.
Personal Safety & Protection
- Falls
- Abuse at Home
- Neglect at Home
- Abuse at Care Facility
- Safety at Home
- Fire Safety
Legal & Financial Matters
- Power of Attorney
- Wills
- Banking
- Money Matters
- Financial Independence
- Spending Liberal
- Inheritance Impatience
Living Arrangements & Relocation
- Relocation
- Moving with Children
- Housing Options
Emotional & Social Wellbeing
- Loneliness
- Remarriage
- Grand-parenting
- Family Dependence
- Spousal Caregiving
- Caregiver Shortage
Home Care & Daily Living
- Compassionate Caregivers
- Personal Hygiene
- Grooming
- Reduced Strength
- Balance Issues
- Sensory Impairments
- Pets
- Sleep
Health Monitoring & Preventive Care
- Preventive Care
- Hydration
- Nutrition
- Feet Health
- Vitals Monitoring
- Medications
Chronic Conditions & Medical Concerns
- Diabetes
- Hypertension
- Dental Problems
- Bowel Problems
- Bladder Problems
- Arthritis
- Dementia
- Delirium
- Parkinson’s
- COPD
- Stroke





